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NASA-LLIS-0130

Lessons Learned - Fuel Cell Coolant Loop Vacuum Pump

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Organization: NASA
Publication Date: 24 September 1992
Status: active
Page Count: 2
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Description of Driving Event:

The units contain a vacuum pump driven by 1/2 HP electric motor, a shutoff valve, a vacuum break valve and an oil trap tank. The -1 and -2 units consist of GFE previously used on the apollo program and modified by the addition of quick disconnect couplings, a vacuum read-out gage, and fluid hoses. Also, replacement of components not compatible with the fuel cell coolant FC-40 and electrical system modifications have been made to meet shuttle program use requirements. The pump has provision for oil separation; however, if the system's volume is sufficiently large, oil vapor may be sucked from the pump into the system.

Document History

NASA-LLIS-0130
September 24, 1992
Lessons Learned - Fuel Cell Coolant Loop Vacuum Pump
Description of Driving Event: The units contain a vacuum pump driven by 1/2 HP electric motor, a shutoff valve, a vacuum break valve and an oil trap tank. The -1 and -2 units consist of GFE...
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